Event happened around midnight.
Something just happened. The entire house shook twice. I called the police and they attributed it to an earthquake and said they were getting many calls. I am from California and I can tell you that was not like any earthquake I've ever experienced.
Something strange is afoot.
This is a little ot but more concentrated isotopes like strontium and cesium can generate a lot of heat
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as evidences by the thousand or more rpg generators spread across russia kazakstan and siberia.
It also means that a blob of concentrated isotopes in the pacific are probably generating heat. the new enenews article proves there are more fuku radioisoptopes than we can imagine.
hi... you have a very super interesting blog... would like to know if you maintain a twitter / facebook profile that would be easy to share?
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DeleteI'm not very active with social media but am trying to increase twitter and google activity when posting longer blog entries.
I have a facebook entry but am notoriously bad at updating it.
You can see my professional profile here:
https://webapp4.asu.edu/directory/person/69166
Although, keep in mind that I'm not representing the university in any way in my blog, which is a private enterprise.
One more link. here is my academia edu profile, where I often upload presentations
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what state and city did it happen?
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